Pumpkin Carving

Paul with his brother Glenn and his son Copper. Tacoma and Copper are 4 months apart.

Malia is 3 months and Tacoma gets a hair cut

I have had a lot of visitors come lately. Last week Paul's brother and sisters came to visit for the day and see our house for the first time. My Mom and Emily came with her kids last weekend to get a break and relax in Price. Paul's sister Maudie came last night with her kids to get away. I love that our house is the new house for a vacation. There is not much to do here in Price so I tell people to come to relax and get away from their busy lives. So any one is invited. Malia turned three months on the 12th I feel like I still have one child because she is so good. She only cries when she is hungry and the rest of the day she sits in her swing or jungle gym to play. She love to smile if you just talk to her she will give you a big cheesy grin. Tacoma is speaking a lot more Spanish lately. When we visited Emily her husband Brandon said that their foreign exchange cousin from Price who speaks Spanish and eats tortillas is visiting us. Which is kind of funny because he looks almost blond and mostly speaks Spanish. Tacoma can Recognize all the letters in his name and can count to three is Spanish.

Dino days

My sister Steph and her kids came to hang out with us in Price. We had a blast, we went to the Dinosaur museum in town which the kids loved. Tacoma has been obsessed with Dinosaurs lately since my parents lent us the Dinosaur movie. Tacoma loves to play with his dinosaurs and watch the movie at the same time. Stephs kids also love dinosaurs there was a kid section of the museum just for kids where they could measure the size of the bones and use brushes to look for dinosaurs in a sand box. We went to eat at big moes (great hambugers) after. It was crazy going out to eat with six kids, Tacoma and Mauri kept escaping and wandering the restaurant I caught them once trying to shut themselves in the bathroom laughing and screaming. Those two are trouble together. On Friday we went to the Dino park and Sam and Andrew brought there shovels and picks to look for Dinosaur bones, while the others played on the swings and slides. During the evenings we made headbands and bows for the girls and had fun just talking all night.